The department says its management plan calls for supporting multiple devices, despite a report that it would drop BlackBerry for Apple devices.
The natural reaction is to go with the more powerful Pro, but the choice depends on how employees will be using the tablet.
The company said it will soon update Blackberry Enterprise Service 10 to allow separate work and personal environments for third-party devices.
The 4G LTE Kyocera Torque 6710 passes the toughest tests for ruggedness while still providing some nice features.
At EPA, Lockheed Martin put BlackBerry users through pilot tests before transitioning them to the cloud.
Iowa has adopted Dwolla's real-time, fixed-fee online and mobile payment system and plans to use the platform at all levels of state government.
The company's AME 2000 lets organizations centrally manage encryption and aligns with government security specifications.
The recently released Commercial Mobile Device Implementation Plan lists a range of pilots that could have an impact on the goals of the Mobile Device Strategy.
The state's transportation department used Adobe Experience Manager, which the company has just updated, to redesign and launch an intuitive website in six months.
The Naval Air Systems Command is testing an LTE network for high-bandwidth ship-to-ship communications.
The Silent Circle crypto service could solve BYOD security through peer-to-peer encryption, and although that could keep authorities from snooping on calls, military and intelligence agencies are getting on board.
Route1's MobiLINK lets users securely access applications from iOS devices without having to open a VPN tunnel.